Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-08

Toninn y, Ely, vi NEW NSW tUrk NrS, lily, SAM bep.on'
tread by A. Il. Wilson. OF Boston,) Lewis Il Sayre,
Of New York City, and Edmund Andrews OF
surgery and medicine, papers were read by Fred.
srick HYDE, OF syracuse, n. Y; Henry James Of
wa Waterbury, VI; Thos. Moore, OF Richmond. Va.
France; JOS. Kucher, OF New York city; Thos NJ
CHICAGO 01 In on seS
and nervous diseases papers were read by Prof.
3: A Homer, of Helsingfers, Finland; DR.. Savage,
OF London, Eng; Jno. A. Ochterlony, OF Kentucky,
ana i. u. CroJnerS or Cincinnati.
DERMAToLoGIsTs AT BANQUET.
The tea-room in Willards Hotel presented
brilliant scene last night The occasion was the
complimentary dinner given by DR.. A. R. Robin
son, OF New York, president Of the section on
uermatolOgy, TO the American and foreign derma-
tolog1stS. The room was filled with a prOfusIon
OF beautiful flowers, tropical plants and stately
palms Two tables, arranged In form, occupied
about forty gentlemen sat down. AT the head OF
the table were seated DIR. Robinson, DR.. p. G.
Unna, OF Hamburg, Germany, DR.. Dolan, OF Hall
TAX, England, and District Commissioner Col. Wm
Ludlow: Among those who replied 10 toastS were
Drs Robinson, Dolan, Ed. C. Harwood, Joseph
Ziesler. Reynolds Rowan, Allen, King, Duncan
Welcn. WOOD, De koven and Ravogu.
THE REGISTRATION FEES.
The registration fees received by the treasurer
OF the International Congress amount to over
$4,000. fee OF SO Is required from each Amer
lean member. No fee Is required from foreign
members. The fund thus acquired Will be used TO
pay the expenses OF printing the transactions OF
the congress- The transactions will I'LL several
volumes. and set Will be sent to every registered
member.
At the hotels to-day there were a number of new
arrivals OF doctors to attend the congress, fol-
lows: At Willard's-Dr. GmedebOhl, and A. j.
Leitzbach, New York; Roger Williams Pittsburg;
w. Ii. Lee ST. Louis; C. Garrabrant, New Gretna.
]. - H. II. II Il "a
cook, Gallatin. Texas; n II. cartweI, Virginia;
Philadelphia; a. NeuKirch, Germany; I. 4. War.
bury, T. levin, Berlin; John Ince. England; RObt
Hunt, Blackburne; w. A. E. Hippesley, Leicester;
E B. Smith, New % York; Y 5. I. I. Boiss % Jackson, SON.
Tenn; G. T1llman, London; L e. Shepherd,
Detroit; R. johnson, Meadville. Pa; B. A. Pope
F. Hereford, West Virginia.
AT Welcker's-Franz GrOer and Xavier Watrien-
At Wormley's~W. W. White and D. P. Bouajee,
New York.
AT the Arlington-Chas. Baur Terre Haute; A.
LodewaE, Dakota; W. A. powers Waukesna, Wis.
J. II. Cooke, New York.
AT the Ebbitt-A. l. Taylor, New York; A. NJ.
Thos. McDavitt, Winona, Minn. j. N.Wear. Fargo,
d. T.; VIM. Tanning, New York; w. A. Shaw, Pits
6ni;a: Gnfg; g: w Harris Cincinnati; J. Williams,
DR.. and Mrs. A. F. Pattee, of Boston, are at the
Riggs. DR.. Pattee is president the Boston Their
apeutical Society.
A number OF the foreign members OF the section OF
nervous diseases, on invitation or Dr. Godding to-
day visited st. Elizabetns Hospital for the Insane.
Tonight they Will be entertained at a banquet at
Wornleys rendered them by the American MEM
berS OF the section.
AT the national conference at Willard's this
morning OF State boards OF health an association
representing thirty States, OF which sixteen were
represented to-day, resolutions were adopted in
favor OF the Centennial OF 1883, and the ExpOsi-
ton OF 1892
Among the gentlemen OF the medical profession
now In attendance upon the congress are many Of
tne examining surgeons commissioned by the
Pension Bureau toexamine pension applicants in
Dr.. John Campbell, medical refereeor the Office
met yesterday afternoon at O'Clock In Pension
Hall for purposes OF general conference in regard
TO their Official duties. speech by DR.. Campbell
and other entertaining features were Followed by
surprise. being treat from DR.. w. Lee White, OF
The Pension Omce, who rendered to the visitors
nut COLLATION., consisting chiefly OF watermeons
near this city. The gentlemen, after paying their
respects to Gen. Black, the Commissioner, and
Col Mclean, Deputy commissioner, by whom
they were cordially received, partOok OF the re-
past, and Gen. Black, although suffering with
rheumatism, entered thoroughly into the spirit OF
the occasion, and accorded The visitors hearty
welcome.
the ophthalmOlogical section OF the Medical Con-
gress at dinner last evening. Among the guests
were Professors Abadie, BaratouX, GaieZOwskl and
LandOlt, OF Paris, Dr. Bull, OF ChrlStiana, Norway
Prof. ManOleScu, Of Bucharest, and MeSSrs. Cross
and Power, OF England.